New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
LITERARY NOTES.

s-,.s,.a,s nan, work IL q tragedy Of early
nr,tan-one breathing love, jealousy ostue "ui"'t
end suddon death
s,.,ed that the copyright Of Miss Holleys DOOR,
sc.m.ntha At Saratoga" was purchased by inc pun
Fishers for $4,000.
,ha celebrated Revue de Paris" which FOR hai
. century held the first rank in French htera'uro'
IN be revived under the management OF AIsone ou'-
ave. Armand sylvestre ana Johsn so"oan' so"e
- the most distinguished writer's in France VIII Do
.oroe contrtbutors 1t was In this magazine that
~Mada,ne Bovsry" first appeared. In Its new form
4 will be called "Revue de Paris ct de St. Peters
bourg"
Whitaker is about to publish a second edition OF
Bishop winners Recent Past Viewed from a eou.n-
and I'VE portraits.
Mr. f. p Roe's story Of Charleston
Earth Tremblcd" will DO brought out almost i"'"''
ately by Dodd, Mead & co.
new theosophcal magazine Is con,ns - vas
England. II is to bear the queer title OF Lucner'
and IL will be edited by Madashe Blava'shy anu '"'
Collins, the daughter Of Mortimer COLLINS
Colonel olcott's translation of NJ dAssiers " foS'
humous Humanity Study OF Phantoms' a"-
nounced by Roadway, OF London.
An edition of Ormsbys translation Of g Don oulxo'e
Is to be brought out in this country by Dodo "oa"
De Winnie wiz print for them fifty copies ON large paper
ScOtcn
aJan vedders Wife, in the press of Dodd d Mead
These are "Paul and Christina" and "a Border
shepherdess."
What promises to be an attractive volume is on the
list by Elliot Stock 1t is to be called Ballads Of
Century, and it will Illustrate the life OF England
during the seventeenth century. 1t VIII have fac-
smile wood-cuts.
@The Cosmopolitan is about to undertake the pub
lcaton In successive numbers Of series OF Engiish
OH In
HaIevy's "Un Grand Marriage" will shortly appear.
Mr.. J. II. Hager is the translator
Coonel Emeric szabod, who has been engaged for
the mast five years his work entitled 1.-THE Reunited
United States: From 1855 to 1885," expects to publish
II during the coming season The author has at
tempted to write an impartial history OF important
period, drawing his material f,Om original documents
and the statements Of some OF the Leading pubic
men of the time Colonel SzabOds rather eventful
career has been equally divided between military ser
vice and historical studies. friend and compatriot
OF Kossuth his first experience solder was In his
native Hungary. Subsequently he served In Italy
under Garibald and upon the breaking out OF the
Rebe lion came to this country and was appointed 10
an important position upon the staff OF Genera Ere
mont He served through the war, being on the stan
of General sickles at the battle Of Gettysburg and
later on that OF General Warren, Of the Fifth Army
Corps In 1854 he published In England Hungary
Fast and Present." the first history Of that country to
appear in English. Three years later appeared his
estate Policy Of Modern Europe, From the Beginning
of the sixteenth Century to the Present. Tine" Id
two volumes. His only American work, except Sc
res of letters on the United States Army and Its man
sgement, which appeared in THE TRIBUNE sevefaI
wears ago. has been Modern War: Its Theory ana
Practice published by Harpers in 1863. Colonel
szabod has been personally acquainted with many OF
those who have made the history OF the twenty years
Of which writes.